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Vszerda 4-pin Molex to 2×5 V & 2×12 V 3-pin fan power cable 12.5 cm
Splits one 4-pin Molex connector into two 5 V and two 12 V 3-pin fan headers, 12.5 cm long
- Converts one Molex connector into four 3-pin fan headers for expanded cooling options
- Delivers two 5 V and two 12 V outputs to match fan speed requirements
- Colour-coded white and black plugs simplify correct voltage selection
- 5 cm length fits tidy internal routing in compact cases
- Lightweight 10 g design adds minimal strain to motherboard headers
Power-adapter cable for case fans
This 12.5 cm cable converts a single 4-pin Molex connector into two 5 V and two 12 V three-pin outputs. It is built for PC builders who need to run multiple 3-pin fans from one Molex header.
Replaces limited 3-pin headers
When a motherboard or fan controller lacks enough 3-pin sockets, this adapter adds four connections without occupying extra board headers. The jump is worthwhile whenever the existing 3-pin ports are exhausted but a Molex plug is free.
Steady voltage delivery under load
Each output maintains its rated 5 V or 12 V line continuously, so fan speeds stay consistent during prolonged operation. The short 12.5 cm run keeps resistance low, preventing voltage drop that could otherwise slow fans over time.
Highlights
- Converts one Molex connector into four 3-pin fan headers for expanded cooling options
- Delivers two 5 V and two 12 V outputs to match fan speed requirements
- Colour-coded white and black plugs simplify correct voltage selection
- 5 cm length fits tidy internal routing in compact cases
- Lightweight 10 g design adds minimal strain to motherboard headers
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much clearance do I need for the 12.5 cm cable and its four 3-pin connectors?
The cable is 12.5 cm long and splits into two white 12 V and two black 5 V 3-pin plugs, so allow enough room for the split and each connector to seat without tension.
Which Molex pin do I use to get 5 V versus 12 V for my fans?
Plug the single 4-pin Molex male into a standard peripheral power lead; the cable internally routes 5 V to the two black 3-pin plugs and 12 V to the two white 3-pin plugs.
Will the 3-pin plugs wear out and need replacing?
The 3-pin connectors are rated for normal internal use; if a plug becomes loose or a wire frays, replace the whole 10 g adapter cable.
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